U.S. Farmers Donate 6 Million Eggs During Easter and Passover Holidays: ‘Proud to Give Back’

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An effort to help American families get nutritious eggs during the Easter and Passover holidays is spreading across the country.

Over 97,000 eggs donated to Feed More by Dutt and Wagner and Green Valley Poultry Farm in Virginia is only one instance in the plan to get the food to those in need, 12 On Your Side reported Thursday.

Aaron McClung, chief development officer at Feed More, said, “A lot of families out here don’t have resources, so getting together around, Easter egg hunt or, you rent a table to celebrate a nice breakfast. That’s something that a lot of us take for granted. But thanks to the American, the egg board, this donation from farmers around Virginia is gonna make a huge difference for families in need.”

According to the Incredible Egg website, the American Egg Board is leading the donation effort called the Great American Egg Drive. The website noted that so far 6,332,800 eggs have so far been donated.

(Read more from “U.S. Farmers Donate 6 Million Eggs During Easter and Passover Holidays: ‘Proud to Give Back’” HERE)

Lesbian Foster Moms Allegedly Tortured 12-Year-Old With Cold and Malnutrition Until He Died: ‘Shiver Shiver Dumb F–k’

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A deranged Canadian couple allegedly laughed with each other about torturing their “hated” foster child to death, prosecutors claimed while delivering closing statements in an explosive murder trial.

Becky Hamber and Brandy Cooney, 46 and 44, sent each other sick text messages reading “shiver shiver dumb f–k” in the days before their 12-year-old foster child was found soaking wet, emaciated and unresponsive in their Ontario basement in December 2022, prosecutors showed during the trial.

The boy — known only as “LL” — was declared dead soon after that text, with authorities noting he was about the size of an average 6-year-old. He is believed to have died from hypothermia or cardiac arrest brought on by malnourishment, Law and Crime reported.

Cooney and Hamber also sent each other damning texts just a month before the boy died — messages prosecutors said indicated they knew they were harming him, and that they “hated” him.

“Unfortunately my thoughts [are] he is suddenly going to die and im going to jail,” Cooney alleged texted her wife. (Read more from “Lesbian Foster Moms Allegedly Tortured 12-Year-Old With Cold and Malnutrition Until He Died: ‘Shiver Shiver Dumb F–k’” HERE)

‘I’m Killing My Child On Thursday’: Famous Actress Begged For Forgiveness In 1991 Diary Entry

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In her new memoir, “Married… with Children,” actress Christina Applegate describes an abortion she had in 1991 as “murder.” . . .

“Well, yesterday I found out I was 6 1/2 weeks pregnant … I love this being … I always felt that if I ever got pregnant when I knew it was the wrong time, I wouldn’t have any problem having an abortion. ‘Oh, whatever. It isn’t even a baby yet.’ That’s bullshit. This creature’s incredible — makes me feel whole, safe,” Applegate says, reading from a diary entry she made at the time, according to NewsBusters. The site reviewed an audio version of Applegate’s memoir, “You with the Sad Eyes.”

“I’m fucking pregnant, and I’m killing my child on Thursday. I’m thinking, ‘Where the fuck can I go to recuperate from murder?’ His family will hate me when they find out that I killed their family member because they don’t believe in it. But I can’t have this baby because I have work to do to entertain this fucking world. Besides, I can’t now.”

Most women who abort their babies rationalize the decision by, as Applegate describes, claiming “it isn’t even a baby yet.” Applegate was fully aware that abortion is the taking of a life. She still sacrificed her child to her career ambitions. (Read more from “‘I’m Killing My Child On Thursday’: Famous Actress Begged For Forgiveness In 1991 Diary Entry” HERE)

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Popular ‘Healthy Food’ was Actually Linked to Faster Brain Decline, Surprising Experts

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. . .Several diets have been shown to have brain-boosting effects, from the Mediterranean diet’s gut-brain connection to reduced blood pressure effects from the DASH diet.

But one health food staple surprised researchers by being linked to faster cognitive decline, even despite being part of a popular and well-backed healthy diet.

A hybrid of the Mediterranean and DASH eating plans, the Mediterranean-DASH Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay (MIND) diet has been shown to significantly reduce Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.

However, a decade-long study’s findings threw a wrench in the benefits of this nutritional powerhouse by discovering that whole grains unexpectedly were associated with a faster decline in some measures.

Published in the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry, the study used repeated MRI scans of 1,647 adults who recorded all the foods they ate over the years.

Researchers used the responses to score each person’s MIND diet adherence on a scale of 0 to 15, with an average score of 6.8, or someone who eats salads most days but still indulges in fast food. (Read more from “Popular ‘Healthy Food’ was Actually Linked to Faster Brain Decline, Surprising Experts” HERE)

‘Inappropriate’ Adult Attire at Disneyland Is ‘Absolutely Sinister,’ Warns Former Biden Staffer

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Former Biden White House staffer Yemisi Egbewole posted a TikTok video on March 25 criticizing what she described as inappropriate adult clothing at Disneyland, recounting her recent visit to the California theme park and arguing that social norms in child-focused spaces are being eroded.

“There is something absolutely sinister about an adult who actively chooses not to wear appropriate clothing in an environment that is marketed towards children, and we need to talk about it more,” Egbewole said.

@yemisi.egbewole You can cover yourself appropriately in certain environments and still maintain your free expression, identity, blah blah. I reject the notion that asking you to dress for the environment is oppressive.#houstonrodeo #disneyland #adults #weliveinasociety ♬ original sound – Yemisi Egbewole

“Because we have allowed people to do it … not have a say on how people express themselves. But in doing so, we have eroded rules.”

Egbewole framed her remarks around what she described as unwritten societal expectations that govern behavior in family-oriented settings.

“Rules that don’t have to be on a board … but rules that exist in society without having to say so,” she said. (Read more from “‘Inappropriate’ Adult Attire at Disneyland Is ‘Absolutely Sinister,’ Warns Former Biden Staffer” HERE)

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Stripper Reveals US Troops Are Blabbing to Her About Being Deployed — and Blowing Operational Security

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A stripper revealed that on TikTok young US troops are apparently leaking news of their deployments to her while blowing their cash at jiggle joints.

San Diego-based dancer Charm Daze — who has 900K followers online — shared an emotional video late Sunday describing a wave of “depressed” servicemen from nearby military bases lamenting a deployment scheduled for next week. . .

Her video quickly spread online, with viewers reacting to the raw glimpse into what some believe could be the human side of troops bracing for deployment amid rising tensions with Iran.

Others saw a problem — that these soldiers were apparently blowing operational security (OPSEC) in an effort to get a pity party with their lap dance.

“PSA: Don’t tell your adult entertainer you’re deploying,” Marine officer and influencer Kagan Dunlap posted on X. (Read more from “Stripper Reveals US Troops Are Blabbing to Her About Being Deployed — and Blowing Operational Security” HERE)

Sexual Act Overtakes Smoking as the Leading Cause of Throat Cancer

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We’re told to be more vigilant than ever about how we look after our bodies, and while we all know the dangers of smoking and can’t believe it was once marketed as ‘healthy’ decades ago, it turns out that an unexpected sex act could be even more deadly when it comes to contracting throat cancer.

With cancer being the second-leading cause of death in the USA, we’re told to look out for key warning signs and try to limit potential triggers. Whether that be from smoking, alcohol, or even carcinogenic foods like lunch meats, cancer contributors are everywhere.

You might not think that a bit of ‘how’s your father’ could cause throat cancer, but like we previously reported on the man who contracted it via oral sex, there’s been a spike in oropharyngeal cancer diagnoses.

In 2023, cases of oropharyngeal cancer in the USA and UK were more common than cervical cancer, with the human papillomavirus (HPV) being the leading cause. It’s now said that oral sex is the main cause of throat cancer, overtaking smoking. . .

The CDC adds that HPV is attributed to between 60% and 70% of oropharyngeal cancers in the USA. (Read more from “Sexual Act Overtakes Smoking as the Leading Cause of Throat Cancer” HERE)

Federal Judge Dismisses Nuns’ Lawsuit Against Smith and Wesson

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A federal judge in Nevada dismissed a lawsuit by a group of nuns that claimed Smith & Wesson violated its fiduciary duty to shareholders by making and selling AR-15s.

On May 7, 2024, Breitbart News reported a similar dismissal in Nevada’s Clark County District Court, after plaintiffs including the Adrian Dominican Sisters, Sisters of Bon Secours USA, Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia, and Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus & Mary, filed suit. They filed a suit claiming that the defendants, who are Smith & Wesson board members and the company’s senior management team, “knowingly allowed the Company to become exposed to significant liability for intentionally violating federal, state, and local laws through its manufacturing, marketing, and sales of AR-15 style rifles and similar semiautomatic firearms.”

Their suit was dismissed.

Now it is 2026 ,and another lawsuit, and it was dismissed again.

(Read more from “Federal Judge Dismisses Nuns’ Lawsuit Against Smith and Wesson” HERE)

Scientists Discover ‘Death Complex’ that Could Worsen Alzheimer’s — and How to Fight it

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Scientists have long been racking their brains to crack the mechanism behind Alzheimer’s disease progression.

They may have finally found a crucial clue. A research team from Heidelberg University in Germany recently uncovered a hidden “switch” that acts like a death trigger for brain cells and plays a key role in cognitive decline.

The study also highlighted a new, experimental drug that could block the process, opening up possibilities for more effective treatments in the future.

With over 7 million people over 65 battling the degenerative disease — and the number expected to almost double by 2050 — new treatments are constantly being explored that tackle the toxic proteins that accumulate in the brain.

Researchers from Heidelberg and Shandong University in China used a mouse model of Alzheimer’s to examine a molecular process in the brain involving two previously studied proteins: the NMDA receptor and the TRPM4 ion channel. (Read more from “Scientists Discover ‘Death Complex’ that Could Worsen Alzheimer’s — and How to Fight it” HERE)

Trans athlete dominates California high school girls’ track event

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A transgender California high schooler dominated a major track-and-field meet on Saturday, claiming three first-place medals in girls’ events — including the high jump, in which she beat the runner-up by almost a foot.

AB Hernandez, a senior at Jurupa Valley High School and a biological male, competed in the girls’ events at the Roosevelt Invitational over the weekend, despite being at the center of the Trump administration’s threat to cut federal funds to the state.

Hernandez swept the competition, securing the gold in the high jump with a clearance of 5′ 8″ (1.72m) — almost a foot higher than the 4′ 10″ (1.47m) cleared by the athlete who came in second.

Hernandez also easily claimed the top spot on the podium for the girls’ long jump and triple jump, where she recorded jumps of 17′ 3¼ ” (5.26m) and 38′ 4″ (11.68m), respectively.

The weekend’s victories follow a record-breaking performance in February at the VS California Winter Championships, where Hernandez won the girls’ triple jump with a leap of 39′ 10″. (Read more from “Trans athlete dominates California high school girls’ track event” HERE)

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